The Spring Festival lighting project in the central urban area of Yichun, Jiangxi Province, has been fully launched

To create a festive, peaceful, warm, and beautiful Spring Festival atmosphere and further enhance the city's image, the Yichun Municipal Public Utilities Service Center officially launched the Spring Festival lighting and decoration project in the central urban area on January 23. As of now, installation work on 29 main roads and multiple bridges has been completed.

Faced with the challenge of the recent sustained low temperatures, the Yichun Municipal Center scientifically scheduled and meticulously organized the project to ensure both progress and quality. During the construction period, the center deployed a total of 3 aerial work platforms and organized more than 10 professional technicians, divided into 3 installation teams, working day and night despite the severe cold to expedite the project. In terms of lighting layout, the focus was on highlighting key areas and creating focal points: 7,600 sets of traditional festive red silk lanterns were installed along major urban arteries such as Yuanshan Avenue, Jinxiu Avenue, Yiyang Avenue, and Yuanzhou Avenue; 1,968 sets of energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing LED lanterns were installed at important locations such as Fuxi Road, Fudong Road, and various scenic bridges. Through a combination of point, line, and surface lighting, the project achieved full coverage of key areas and significantly enhanced the landscape effect.

This lighting project not only emphasized creating a festive atmosphere but also strictly controlled safety and quality. All installation work followed standardized procedures to ensure that facilities were secure and stable, wiring was safe and reliable, and the visual effect was harmonious and beautiful. The gradually lit red lanterns not only conveyed a strong festive atmosphere and New Year's blessings but also reflected the meticulousness and warmth of urban management, showcasing Yichun's civilized, livable, and vibrant urban landscape.